Regional eSIM plans
One eSIM across the Americas. These regional plans cover whole regions on a single profile, so a road trip or a multi-country itinerary stays online from start to finish.
North America eSIM
3 countries on one eSIM.
Covers the United States, Canada and Mexico on one profile. It is made for a North American road trip or a trip that crosses between the three, so you are not switching plans at the border. For a single country, the country plan is the cheaper pick.
Countries covered
Latin America eSIM
20 countries on one eSIM.
Despite the South America label, this plan reaches seventeen countries across South and Central America, from Argentina and Brazil up through Costa Rica, Panama and Guatemala. It suits a long continental itinerary rather than a single-country stay.
Countries covered
Caribbean eSIM
25 countries on one eSIM.
Covers twenty-five Caribbean and Latin American markets, with the real value in the smaller islands that rarely get their own plan, such as Antigua, Barbados, Saint Lucia and Grenada. Best for island-hopping trips across several territories.
Countries covered
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Barbados
Bolivia
Brazil
Cayman Islands
Colombia
Dominica
Dominican Republic
French Guiana
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Jamaica
Montserrat
Netherlands Antilles
Paraguay
Peru
Puerto Rico
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Turks and Caicos Islands
Uruguay
Virgin Islands- British
Regional plan or single-country plan?
A regional plan wins when
Your trip crosses three or more countries, or you are moving over land borders where a single-country plan would drop offline. One profile covers the whole route, so there is nothing to swap or top up on the way.
A single-country plan wins when
You are staying in one country, or staying long enough that price per GB is what matters most. Country plans are almost always cheaper per GB than a regional one, because the regional profile pays for breadth of coverage you would not use.
Common questions
Is one regional eSIM enough for the whole trip?
Yes. The plan stays on one profile across every country it covers, so you install it once and keep the same connection as you move between countries. There is no second eSIM to add at a border.
What happens when I cross a border?
Nothing on your side. The eSIM reconnects to a local network in the next country automatically, as long as that country is on the plan's coverage list above.
Is the data 4G or 5G?
Most countries on these plans run 4G or 5G depending on the local network. Speed follows whatever the partner operator offers where you are, which in most regions now means 5G in cities and 4G elsewhere.
Can I top up if I run out?
Yes. You can buy more data on the same eSIM without reinstalling anything, so a longer trip does not mean starting over.
How do I activate it?
You get a QR code by email right after purchase. Scan it before you travel and the eSIM installs in a minute. It connects the moment you land in a covered country.